
In a captivating post titled "ART," sea_brownie shares a stunning image of a Vacheron Constantin Overseas Tourbillon, sparking a lively discussion among collectors. This piece delves into the intricate details of the watch, particularly its openworked dial and the clever integration of the tourbillon as a seconds indicator. The community's insights illuminate the design choices and technical brilliance that make this reference a standout.

I agree with you M2 that open worked is phenomenal I placed an order for the WG because I love it that much!
One of my dream watches. When does it arrive? Would love to see pics and a write up. I think the watch looks completely different openworked in the best way possible. Not huge on the normal VC Overseas but once openworked...the shape just works so much better IMO.
But I always loved the PT version of the AP because of the blue accents. The VC solved all those problems for me. I get the WG with blue accents on a skeletonized dial without having to pay the premium for PT. I was told it wouldn't be less than year so maybe 1.5 years? I'll try to do a write up when it is in my hands. Jorge
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